Springfield Armory XD Family - Conceal Carry Tip? Extra Mags!: Guns & Gear| S9 E6

Published on November 17, 2017
Duration: 4:06

This video provides an overview of the Springfield Armory XD handgun family, highlighting key differences and advancements across models like the original XD, XDM, XDS, XD Mod 2, and XD-E. It emphasizes features relevant to concealed carry, such as size, grip texture, and sight options, and touches on the progression of design and technology within the lineup.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory XD family includes models like the original XD, XDM, XDS, XD Mod 2, and XD-E. The XDS is a thin, single-stack pistol ideal for concealed carry, while the XDM features enhanced grip texturing and slide serrations. The XD Mod 2 offers updated design with 'Grip Zone' texturing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Springfield Armory XD Family
  2. 00:15Original Springfield XD
  3. 00:27Springfield XDM Features
  4. 00:51Springfield XDS - Single Stack Design
  5. 01:14Springfield XD Mod 2 Redesign
  6. 01:49Springfield XD-E - Hammer Fired Option
  7. 02:34XDS 9mm for Concealed Carry
  8. 02:49Magazine Capacity and Extra Mags
  9. 03:13Combat/Emergency Reload Technique
  10. 03:34Workspace and Target Focus During Reload

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Springfield Armory XD and XDM models?

The XDM model offers more aggressive grip texturing and distinct slide serrations for easier racking compared to the original XD. Both are popular polymer pistols from Springfield Armory.

Why is the Springfield Armory XDS recommended for concealed carry?

The XDS is a single-stack polymer pistol, making it significantly thinner and thus highly concealable. It's designed to be a compact and discreet option for everyday carry.

What is the purpose of 'Grip Zone' texturing on the XD Mod 2?

'Grip Zone' texturing on the Springfield Armory XD Mod 2 is designed to enhance the shooter's grip on the firearm, providing better control and handling, especially during rapid firing or in adverse conditions.

What is a combat or emergency reload technique?

A combat or emergency reload involves running the firearm dry, locking the slide to the rear, ejecting the empty magazine, inserting a fresh one, releasing the slide, and reacquiring the target. It's a critical skill for self-defense scenarios.

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